You may not be able to pull out your money on the refinance, but it will enable you to learn the skills needed to do a BRRRR with hard money later on in your career.

They are two distinct skill sets.Property managers focus on customer experience, while asset managers are fiduciaries to the investors. 

Flipping and BRRR are similar and require a similar skill set.   

You will need technical skills and software to manage from afar, as if you're local.

Security, keep your resume updated, keep your sense of employment work ethic and skills or associated licenses, certifications in case you want or need to go back into the job market.

Some lawyers may charge that much, but there is nothing that time or skill intensive to create. 

What skill sets and experiences have you drawn from? 

If not, I'd be concerned that the needed skills aren't there.

@Molly JonesUnfortunately, many wholesalers that you meet randomly online are not very experiences or particularly skilled at what they do and often rely on bulk rather than quality so there is a high probability that they know very little about the property itself aside from the basic data that they obtained online through data scrapping.

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